Re: When are unused overlays garbage collected? Re: Unicode fonts - Re: Why do I find ^L in elisp code? Free software is liberty for future - Re: Use Emacs as the IDE for Wolfram Mathematica., Jean Louis, 3.Re: Use Emacs as the IDE for Wolfram Mathematica., Jean Louis, 3.Use Emacs as the IDE for Wolfram Mathematica., Christopher Dimech, 3.Re: Use Emacs as the IDE for Wolfram Mathematica.,.Re: Use Emacs as the IDE for Wolfram Mathematica., Jean Louis, 4.Use Emacs as the IDE for Wolfram Mathematica., Christopher Dimech, 4.Re: Use Emacs as the IDE for Wolfram Mathematica., Emanuel Berg, 3.Don't think Emacs package may be proprietary, Christopher Dimech, 3.Don't think Emacs package may be proprietary, (continued).Hebei Vocational University of Technology and Engineering > Sign an open letter in support of Richard M. > Take action in Free Software Foundation campaigns: > MIT has used many licenses, and it is ambiguous because many faili > MIT licensed libraries one can use how one wants, GPL-ed no. (add-to-list 'lsp-language-id-configuration '(wolfram-mode. And it also has the support for Emacs as described Wolfram Mathematica language based on the Microsoft Language Server As far as I know, this one has the best support for the I found that the following project which is provided as a vscode > The IDE and modes most probably do not require, they would just > Problem would be if Emacs package requires the proprietary software > support is in terms of a mode that just takes care of editing. > Emacs support for proprietary software would be possible if such > software, I have seen such collections since 1999. > impossible to have collection with mix of proprietary and free > Ubuntu is operating system, is is collection of software. > system, where you have free software where proprietary code is added > about emacs support for Wolfram Mathematica. > You are correct, I was talking from the legal point of view, and > interpreted programs when there are many other programming languages Question is why would anybody use Emacs to write such > use GPL-ed libraries, then it could be proprietary.
> If you write such code, under conditions not to modify Emacs, not to > It could be for personal use, but not part of emacs. > Emacs Lisp solely for its own purposes. > of packages are written with the purpose to modify Emacs. > require any of GPL libraries that are GPL licensed. > not modify Emacs, it is just data that is interpreted. > If that package runs without modification of Emacs software, it does > given to anybody unless licensed properly. > it is possible to imagine it is licensed, but it cannot be conveyed or > personal use, you are not bound to GPL Licensed code only. Re: Use Emacs as the IDE for Wolfram Mathematica.
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